ELVN - Plate 43

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  1 Cornucopia

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  2 Obsidional Crown, or Garland

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  3 Crown of Thorns

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  4 Crown Graminee, or Chaplet of Grass

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  5 Crown Olive, Olive Chaplet, or Civic Wreath

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  6 Fasces, or Roman-Fasces

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  7 Dacres Knot. Badge of Dacre an escallop and staff raguly both ar. connected by a Dacre Knot

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  8 Bowen's Knot. No. 2. Anne of Bohemia

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  9 Harrington, or Love Knot. No. 2. Stafford Knot

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  10 Bourchier's Knot. No. 2. Wakes and Ormond Knot

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  11 Lacy Knot

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  12 Hungerford Knot. Badge a golden sickle and garb connected by a Hungerford Knot

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  13 A Coil of flax, as in the Crest of Washbourne, and the Heneage Knot

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  14 True Lover's Knot. No. 2. A Wedding favour as in arms of Latter A Fetterlock or. to which is attached a rope gu. encircling a fishes tail erect ppr. having a peg at the other end gold. Badge of Lawrence

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  15 Lure, or Leure

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  16 Hawk's, or Falcon's bell, and

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  17 Hawk's bell with jesses

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  18 Hawk's or Falcon's rests, or perches

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  19 Harp

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  20 Three organ pipes enfiled with a laurel branch. Crest of Delapipe

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  21 Jew's Harp, No. 1. Pipe, No. 2. Lyre, No. 3. Cornet, No. 4.

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  22 Trumpets

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  23 Hautboy, No. 1. Horn, No. 2. Flute, No. 3. Trumpet, No. 4.

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  24 Bugle-horn ; or Hunting Horn stringed

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  25 Fiddle, or Violin ; a Treble Violin, Violoncello, or Treble Violent

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  26 Drum and Drum sticks

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  27 Clarion, Rest, or Sufflue

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  28 The same. No. 1. Most commonly used

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  29 Bell, or Church Bell

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  30 Belfry

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  31 Book, or Bible closed

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  32 Book open with seven seals

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  33 Map, or Chart. The Crest of Holton

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  34 Mirror, No. 1. Breast distilling drops of milk, No. 2, Eye, No. 3

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  35 Bonfire; and Extinguisher

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  36 Fascine; and Park pales

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  37 Ostrich Feather

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  38 A Plume of Ostrich Feathers

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  39 A Double Plume

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  40 Triple Plume

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  41 A Panache, or Upright plume of feathers

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  42 A Panache of Peacock feathers

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  43 Wrestling Collar ; and a Dog's Collar

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  44 Falconer's, or Hawking Glove, and a Falconer's glove pendent tasselled

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  45 Circular wreath ar. and sa. with four hawk's bells joined thereto in quadrature or. borne by Jocelyn. An Oval Wreath

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  46 Three ingots of Gold, palewise fretted with another in bend. Borne by the name of Wilson Dice charged with an Ace; and a Dice with six spots in front, three on the sinister side, and two on the top. Mathias

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  47 Gonfanon, or Gonfalone

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  48 A banner displayed bendways ar. therein a canton az. charged with a saltire of the first, as in the arms of Bannerman

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  49 Chess-rooks. No. 3. The most common

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  50 Pillar, or Column (Doric.) Ducally crowned. No. 1. Column (Ionic) enveloped with a Snake. No, 2

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  51 A Broken Column. A Column (Corinthian) winged, or a Winged Column

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  52 Dove-cot, or Dove-house. The one on the dexter if without vane, is sometimes blazoned a Castle

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  53 Canopy, or Stall of Gothic work

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  54 Gardebras, or Garbraille

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  55 Weather-cock, or Vane. Badge of Ratcliffe

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  56 A mans heart gu. within two equilateral triangles interlaced sa. Also blazoned a double Delta. Borne in the arms of Villages

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  57 Escarbuncle, or Carbuncle

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  58 The Shield of Pallas

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  59 Pair of Couples. As borne by Lord Hindlip

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  60 Pyramid